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NOAA's Lubchenco vows to clamp down on fine fund's use
- Four days before she convenes a one-day law enforcement summit conference, federal fisheries administrator Jane Lubchenco announced a multi-faceted program to rein in use of the fund that held fines taken from the ...
- Gloucester Daily Times
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- 7/30/2010 7:42:21 PM
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Discovering the coast is clear
- Two times last weekend, we tasted the shrimp, and it was fine. Four days on the coast in Franklin County, a long weekend absent from Bainbridge, found no oil slick in the seafood. Or on the beaches. No doubt ...
- Post-Searchlight
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- 7/30/2010 5:40:40 PM
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July 31-August 1 Letters to the Editor
- I read with interest the caption to the “Groundhog’s Way” photo in the July 24-25 BDN. I must take issue with the information provided by www.nationalgeographic.com that groundhogs “climb trees.” I have lived ...
- Bangor Daily News
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- 7/30/2010 4:14:46 PM
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Lexington Farmers' Market voted best in Greater Boston
- Noted for its wide variety of produce, prepared foods, fish, meats, cheeses, pastas, the rotating artisan tent, and guest speakers, the Lexington Farmers’ Market (LFM) was recently named by Boston Magazine as the best ...
- Abington Mariner
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- 7/30/2010 11:21:16 AM
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Don’t poke that shark in the eye, Lamar
- As some of you know, a string of shark sightings in recent weeks has rattled swimmers in Massachusetts, and is evoking memories of the “Jaws” movie hysteria. Officials in the Cape Cod town of Chatham have warned ...
- Reuters Blogs
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- 7/30/2010 10:09:41 AM
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'Shark Tourism' Exploding in Cape Cod
- June 26: A juvenile great white shark swims in the Atlantic Ocean about 20 miles off the coast of Gloucester, Mass., in the rich fishing ground known as Stellwagen Bank. The shark was pulled up by Gloucester ...
- FOX News
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- 7/30/2010 7:39:22 AM
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Chloramines: the benefits vs. the risks
- Chloramine kills pet fish, reptiles, amphibians and crustaceans and is harmful for persons undergoing kidney dialysis. But chlorine also kills pet fish and their owners know to buy the appropriate filters or chemicals to ...
- Abington Mariner
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- 7/30/2010 7:32:12 AM
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Cape Cod weather: sunny and warm
- Sunny, mostly clear, a little sea breeze. That’s about it. The weather for today and the remainder of the weekend should be close to ideal for beachgoers and other outdoor enthusiasts, according to the National Weather ...
- Cape Cod Times
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- 7/30/2010 6:20:37 AM
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Shellfishing returns at site of Coast Guard blaze
- CHILMARK, Mass. -- Two ponds that had been closed to shellfishing since a massive fire at a U.S. Coast Guard pier and boathouse on Martha's Vineyard earlier this month have now been reopened. The state closed ...
- Boston Globe
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- 7/30/2010 6:06:18 AM
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Gloucester water safety debate continues
- This is second article in a series about Gloucester’s water. There’s something in Gloucester’s water. It’s called chloramines and it was recently added to the public water supply. Some say chloramines are ...
- Abington Mariner
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- 7/30/2010 4:18:56 AM
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$35K grant to help Dedham build ‘water trail’ along Charles River
- With a $35,251 state grant secured, Dedham can begin construction on a canoe and kayak water trail along the Charles River. As part of Gov. Deval Patrick’s commitment to the environment, the Department of Conservation ...
- Daily News Transcript
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- 7/30/2010 4:11:46 AM
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Catamount or not, the possibility is exciting
- Who doesn’t love a good mountain lion story? Yet another appearance of “a catamount” hit the news this week and the reaction has been nothing short of predictable. The first wave of people commenting on the story ...
- Rutland Herald
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- 7/30/2010 3:43:08 AM
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THIS OLD TOWN: Old Home Week was a blast
- Where I got my “Old Home Week” pin I can’t recall. It’s more than an inch in diameter, and around the edge, in red letters, it reads, “Old Home Week – July 28 – Aug. 3, 1907.” In the center, printed in ...
- Abington Mariner
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- 7/30/2010 3:35:59 AM
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Truro homeowner defends pet coyote
- TRURO — A Truro man charged with cruelty to a coyote found living with him said yesterday he treated the animal like a dog, allowing her to sometimes sleep in his bed. Police were called to Wayne Martin and Amy Previe ...
- Cape Cod Times
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- 7/29/2010 11:11:08 PM
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Evelyn Maselli, 83, lived life to the fullest
- WEST HAVEN — Evelyn Maselli would do anything for others, and that meant anything. “She was like a second mother to me and my brother,” said a nephew, Steve Cenotti of West Haven. “A few years ago, I ...
- New Haven Register
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- 7/29/2010 10:42:30 PM
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Elderly worry about going broke more than they do about dying
- Our statistics class in college a few decades ago was charged with doing a survey about what elderly people most worried about. First we asked students what they thought was their grandparents’ biggest worry and ...
- Barnstable Patriot
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- 7/29/2010 9:02:17 PM
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Sharks sign D Jason Demers for 2 more years
- Are sharks fish? Yes, sharks are a kind of fish. They are special because instead of having hard bones like people, their skeletons are made of cartilage – the same stuff that shapes your ears. Sharks ...
- Tacoma News Tribune
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- 7/29/2010 8:19:20 PM
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Sharks draw tourists to Cape Cod town
- CHATHAM — Clouds and rain put a damper on the small crowd lingering on Lighthouse Beach, where the water was empty yesterday except for a patrol boat and some passing seals. But up a staircase, above the ...
- Boston Globe
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- 7/29/2010 8:12:10 PM
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New Bedford Whaling National Historical Park
- Herman Melville called the former whaling town of New Bedford, Massachusetts, "the dearest place to live in all New England". The people who walked the cobblestoned streets of the 34-acre New Bedford Whaling National ...
- Examiner
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- 7/29/2010 5:34:41 PM
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Vitamin D may replace fish oil as supplement of the decade
- Vitamin D is a topic of such intense interest in the health and research fields that new study results as well as anecdotal reports surface one after another. For instance the following item. The July 6, 2010 issue of ...
- Examiner
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- 7/29/2010 4:58:54 PM
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If-Then Image Game What I Had in Mind
- If you find an image does not come up, please leave a comment here with the number of the game and the image. Some images seem to disappear with no warning. This could be said to be in its pre-Beta phase. If ...
- Associated Content
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- 7/29/2010 4:58:54 PM
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Events Calendar: July 30 to Aug. 16
- The Independent Living Center of the North Shore and Cape Ann (ILCNSCA) will hold a ceremony in recognition of the 20-year anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). The event is Friday, July 30, 11 a.m ...
- Abington Mariner
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- 7/29/2010 4:44:35 PM
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If ...Then What I Had in Mind
- If you find an image does not come up, please leave a comment here with the number of the game and the image. Some images seem to disappear with no warning. This could be said to be in its pre-Beta phase. If ...
- Associated Content
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- 7/29/2010 4:30:16 PM
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'Mile-a-Minute' Plant Threatens State
- An invasive vine that grows six inches a day threatens to smother plants in communities throughout Massachusetts and damage roads and bridges, state officials said Thursday. The Mile-a-Minute vine, which is also known as ...
- Boston Channel
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- 7/29/2010 1:52:47 PM
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Angling With Jiminy Cricket
- (July 29. 2010) Henry Uihlein’s father began renting out boats in Montauk Harbor in 1957. They were small, lapstrake skiffs. Back then, there were four places you could rent a boat. Charlie Kenny and Pat ...
- East Hampton Star
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- 7/29/2010 9:35:05 AM
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Woods Hole film festival starts Saturday
- In 19 years, the mission of the Woods Hole Festival hasn’t changed. Founder Judy Laster is determined to showcase films by emerging, and often local filmmakers. “We’ve stayed true to the vision of emerging ...
- Abington Mariner
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- 7/29/2010 8:44:58 AM
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NSRWA celebrates 40 years this month
- 2010 marks the NSRWA’s 40th year – quite a milestone. In July, 1970, at a time when Rachel Carson and others were just beginning to raise awareness about environmental issues, a group of farsighted citizens founded ...
- Abington Mariner
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- 7/29/2010 7:26:14 AM
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William F. Kelley
- William F. Kelley, 83, of Brooksville, Fla., died, Friday, July 23, 2010 at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. He was the husband of Dorothy E. (Morrill) Kelley for the past 63 years. Born in Norwood on ...
- Foxboro Reporter
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- 7/29/2010 6:36:08 AM
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Boost Immunity With Food and Sun
- Nutritional immunologists Simin Meydani (left) and Dayong Wu evaluate the capacity of immune cells to kill their target. Here, the researchers review data generated from a gamma counter. Your immune system is your body ...
- Food Consumer
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- 7/29/2010 6:00:20 AM
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Kathy Griffin returns to B-N, eyes a bigger venue
- What a day. What a week. What a life. On the D-list, and otherwise. In the space of 48 hours, Kathy Griffin has ticked off two folks who just could be running her country, and, maybe, her life, in the years ...
- Pantagraph
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- 7/29/2010 5:03:04 AM
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Ames Nowell Park voted one of ‘greatest’ destinations
- It was a Monday afternoon, cloud free, and a warm summer day. And for the handful of boaters and trail walkers, it was a pretty great place to spend the day. But they’re not the only ones to think so. Ames Nowell Park ...
- Abington Mariner
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- 7/29/2010 4:20:07 AM
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I Have A Face-To-Face Meeting With A Fish That Looks Like An Angel!
- Gloucester & Rockport, Massachusetts Yesterday was...yup...another hot and humid day! But we headed out anyways to visit Gloucester and Rockport. First stop was at the Fisherman's Memorial which commemorates Gloucester ...
- Seattle Post Intelligencer
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- 7/29/2010 3:37:10 AM
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DAYTRIPPER: July 29
- We’ve still got another month of summer and there’s still plenty of inexpensive fun to be had. For you sports fans, who’ve had to give up some nights t the ballpark in lieu of taking care of the kids, he’s a ...
- Abington Mariner
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- 7/29/2010 3:22:51 AM
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Brockton photographer defends birds in D.W. Field Park
- Brockton resident Lori Lafargue is taking a stand for the ducks. And the geese, swans and fish. Lafargue, who goes to the duck pond at D.W. Field Park almost every day to photograph the birds, says she has seen the ...
- Enterprise
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- 7/29/2010 3:08:32 AM
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Where to cool off in and around New Orleans this summer
- I don't know about you, but my daily routine just doesn't provide enough hold-on-tight, scream-at-the-top-of-your-lungs, can't-stop-laughing moments. That's the great thing about taking the kids to a water ...
- New Orleans Times-Picayune
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- 7/28/2010 11:55:16 PM
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State tags first great white shark this year
- The 1,500-pound fish with the conspicuous teeth and ominous dorsal fin was zigzagging through the emerald waters off Chatham as state officials approached on a power boat. About a half-hour after they began ...
- Boston Globe
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- 7/28/2010 11:33:47 PM
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Coming soon to the Charles: real access
- Like an oasis shimmering just out of reach, the cool, clear waters of the Charles River in Dedham have lured boaters to its banks for centuries, but a dearth of launch areas has disappointed many eager to put ...
- Boston Globe
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- 7/28/2010 10:07:53 PM
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Freshman Lawmaker Who Ran Tully’s Japan Urges Tax Cut
- (Updates with analyst’s comment starting in fifth paragraph.) July 29 (Bloomberg) -- Former Tully’s Coffee Japan Co. President Kota Matsuda, who was elected to parliament this month, said the country must ...
- BusinessWeek
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- 7/28/2010 8:41:59 PM
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Public food market gets $10m promise
- Boston is finally slated to get its own downtown public food market — a showcase for dozens of New England agricultural businesses that will sell locally grown produce, artisan cheeses, seafood, and meats ...
- Boston Globe
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- 7/28/2010 8:20:31 PM
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City's water experts stand by chloramines
- Scientists and the president-elect of the New England Water Works Association freely acknowledged that resident critics of chloramine, the anti-bacterial agent the city has begun using to prevent a repeat of last summer ...
- Gloucester Daily Times
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- 7/28/2010 7:59:02 PM
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Scientist: System is broken
- Fisheries scientist Brian Rothschild Wednesday cited the Obama administration's refusal to appoint the consensus choice of industry and state political leaders to a third term representing North Carolina on the South ...
- Gloucester Daily Times
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- 7/28/2010 7:59:02 PM
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In midst of river cleanup, supporters are divided
- Once a dumping ground for chemicals, a stretch of the Housatonic River that winds near this Berkshires hamlet is being scoured in a lengthy, expensive cleanup. Now, dredging other parts of the riverbed is ...
- Morning Times
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- 7/28/2010 5:43:02 PM
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Historic barn being restored
- In 1902, the City of Fall River acquired 13,000 acres of land from Barnabus Blossom in an effort to protect the city's watershed. According to Mike Labossiere, Watuppa Reservation forester, the city's policy was to ...
- South Coast Today
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- 7/28/2010 4:52:55 PM
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Warning issued after shark tagged off Chatham
- CHATHAM, Mass. -- There is a new warning to swimmers off the coast of the Cape after officials tagged the first great white shark of the summer on Tuesday. All beachgoers are prohibited from swimming at least 300 feet ...
- msnbc.com
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- 7/28/2010 1:11:01 PM
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Medfield Animal Shelter aims to stop strays
- The Medfield Animal Shelter got a financial boost recently towards its goal of eliminating animal homelessness in town. For the second straight year, the shelter received a $2,500 grant from the Massachusetts Animal ...
- Abington Mariner
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- 7/28/2010 10:04:54 AM
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Unconditional Love 2.0: Cyberpets v. Real Thing
- Having failed to get Tama to play, Dublin's attention wanders. Photo by Curtis Cartier. It has to be vomit. Nothing else could explain that wet, meaty stench wafting from the back seat. Pulling the car to a ...
- SantaCruz.com
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- 7/28/2010 10:04:54 AM
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Deaths of 2 sea turtles in Mass. prompts alert
- MATTAPOISETT, Mass. (AP) - The deaths of two large sea turtles found on Massachusetts beaches in recent weeks has prompted a reminder to boaters to keep a close eye out for the creatures. Officials say a ...
- Berkshire Eagle
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- 7/28/2010 9:14:48 AM
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Boat fire sends three overboard near Provincetown
- A sportfishing boat with three people aboard caught fire last week in the waters north of Provincetown Harbor. Vessels in the area came to the aid of the mariners, as did rescuers from U.S. Coast Guard Station ...
- Abington Mariner
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- 7/28/2010 9:14:48 AM
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Great white shark spotted and tagged off Chatham
- CHATHAM, Mass. -- There is a new warning to swimmers off the coast of the Cape after a great white shark was spotted and tagged in the water on Tuesday. All beachgoers are prohibited from swimming at least 300 feet of ...
- WHDH.com
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- 7/28/2010 5:18:34 AM
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Project helps Alaskans spice up soil
- While Alaska has abundant natural resources, soil that's good for gardening isn't among them. To help residents create better dirt and grow vegetables to supplement their hunting, fishing and gathering, the ...
- Rock Hill Herald
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- 7/28/2010 12:17:55 AM
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Kelp, fish guts used to improve soil in Alaska
- Fungus wilts spirits of basil lovers, farmers (related story) Massachusetts program turns refugees into farmers (related story) http://www.sare.org/ (weblink) The program backed by the U.S. Department of ...
- Olympian
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- 7/28/2010 12:03:36 AM
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Road rules: Bicycles vs. cars
- You know the scene: You're driving down Route 28 and someone is biking along the right-hand shoulder — toward you, riding against the flow of traffic. There's the flip side, of course. Car door suddenly opens. Cyclist ...
- Cape Cod Times
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- 7/27/2010 11:20:39 PM
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Study: Dumped Chemical Weapons Not Health Hazard
- HONOLULU (AP) Chemical weapons dumped off Pearl Harbor after World War II pose no threat to humans for now but are "clearly deteriorating" and should continue to be monitored, the lead scientist on the ...
- WNCT
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- 7/27/2010 10:01:55 PM
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Gleeful GOP: John Kerry sinks Dems
- B uoyant Massachusetts Republicans say U.S. Sen. John Kerry ’s boat tax bumbling could turn the state’s already storm-tossed Democratic congressional campaigns into a fleet of S.S. Minnows: at risk of being lost ...
- Boston Herald
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- 7/27/2010 9:11:48 PM
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Great white shark spotted and tagged off Chatham
- CHATHAM, Mass. -- There is a new warning to swimmers off the coast of the Cape after a great white shark were spotted and tagged in the water on Tuesday. All beachgoers are prohibited from swimming at least 300-feet of ...
- msnbc.com
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- 7/27/2010 8:14:32 PM
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Rob Graham
- Rob Graham is VP of creative and technical training at the Laredo Group and has been an interactive communications and marketing specialist in production, training, and marketing since 1990. Rob was CEO of LearningCraft ...
- ClickZ
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- 7/27/2010 7:31:36 PM
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Committee appointments spark friction in Oak Bluffs
- Oak Bluffs selectmen approved a long list of reappointments to town boards and committees at their Tuesday meeting, but it was the appointments they postponed that sparked friction. Selectmen did not reappoint members of ...
- Martha's Vineyard Times
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- 7/27/2010 4:54:07 PM
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Celtic Woman kicks off waterfront concert series
- BANGOR, Maine -- They started lining up well before the gates opened at 6 p.m. Wednesday along Railroad Street. Even while Bangor Fire Department personnel, concert workers, vendors, and Bangor Parks and ...
- Bangor Daily News
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- 7/27/2010 4:54:07 PM
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Program gives kids pointers on how to care for their pets
- For animals who need training to be good pets, there's obedience school. For youths who need lessons in being a good pet owners, there's Camp Humane. Camp Humane has been based at the Berkshire Humane Society ...
- Berkshire Eagle
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- 7/27/2010 10:13:15 AM
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Simulator drives home risks of distraction
- "It's so unfair!" said one girl. "You're creating the problems!" said another. "I'm crashing every time," said a young man. "S—-!" said one youngster simply, after plowing into the rear end of the simulated car she had ...
- South Coast Today
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- 7/27/2010 7:28:36 AM
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New Titanic expedition will create 3D map of wreck
- A team of scientists will launch an expedition to the Titanic next month to assess the deteriorating condition of the world's most famous shipwreck and create a detailed three-dimensional map that will ...
- San Luis Obispo Tribune
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- 7/27/2010 12:47:45 AM
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New Titanic expedition will create 3D map of wreck
- Researchers confirm subsea Gulf oil plumes are from BP well ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - Through a chemical fingerprinting process, University of South Florida researchers have definitively linked clouds of ...
- Fresno Bee
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- 7/27/2010 12:40:35 AM
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'Jesse Stone: No Remorse', No Nuance No Subtlety
- Despite a being on the complete opposite end of the political spectrum from him, I’ve always had a strong affinity for Tom Selleck. Magnum P.I. is still one of my favorite shows of all time, and aside from ...
- Popmatters.com
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- 7/27/2010 12:11:57 AM
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Obituaries published July 27
- Obituaries were published for Walter Clark, 75, of Norton; Dorraine Coia, 72, of Attleboro; Arthur Cordell; Elaine Floyd, 65 of Attleboro; Mark Ilkowitz, 45, of Attleboro and Walter Klemanchuck, 63, of ...
- Sun Chronicle
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- 7/26/2010 11:07:32 PM
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Forge Pond reaches lowest level
- The Forge Pond Campground in Freetown would typically be at full capacity this time of year. But swimming and boating at nearby Forge Pond are prohibited, and business at the campground is taking a serious hit ...
- Turnto10.com
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- 7/26/2010 9:27:19 PM
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MBTA steps up security amid Rockport copper thefts
- ROCKPORT — Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority officials have stepped up security at its Rockport layover facility in hopes the measure will deter crime and lead to the capture of a man wanted in connection with ...
- Gloucester Daily Times
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- 7/26/2010 9:13:00 PM
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Housatonic watershed focus of talks
- LENOX -- The next phase of watershed restoration efforts along PCB-contaminated sections of the Housatonic River will be the topic of a public meeting Tuesday, Aug. 3, at Lenox Town Hall. The meeting is not ...
- Berkshire Eagle
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- 7/26/2010 8:58:41 PM
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Salmon Press Coverage Map
- AP - After years as a successful couples counselor, Tonya Hunter was credited with saving many marriages from breaking up. But a week before her death, she didn't know where her own husband was. Feds: Fatal DC rail crash ...
- Granite State News
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- 7/26/2010 4:55:18 PM
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Cape Wind, first U.S. offshore wind farm, approved
- BOSTON (Reuters) - The first U.S. offshore wind farm, a giant project 5 miles/8 km off the Massachusetts coast, was approved on Wednesday after years of opposition involving everyone from local Indian tribes ...
- Reuters
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- 7/26/2010 4:55:18 PM
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Study says Americans don't get enough Vitamin D
- A recent study says 75 percent of American teens and adults aren't getting enough of the " sunshine vitamin ," Vitamin D. Researchers believe we're not getting outside enough, and when we do, we use too much sun screen ...
- Examiner
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- 7/26/2010 4:55:18 PM
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Local Residents Help in Gulf Cleanup
- HADLEY, Mass. (abc40)-- As the cleanup operation continues in the Gulf , Western Massachusetts is represented in that massive effort. Paul Phifer is with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in Hadley. He's back home after ...
- abc40
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- 7/26/2010 4:26:40 PM
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FWC Discovers Nonnative Lionfish In Gulf of Mexico
- FWC Press Release: Researchers with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission’s (FWC) Fish and Wildlife Research Institute collected two juvenile red lionfish (Pterois volitans) last week from the Gulf of ...
- WCTV
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- 7/26/2010 12:30:26 PM
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Cruise ships helping boost Salem's economy
- Salem is emerging as a destination for small cruise ships making stops in historic ports that dot the New England seacoast. And once the Blaney Street wharf expansion is completed, officials expect to attract ...
- Boston Globe
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- 7/26/2010 9:31:29 AM
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Sharks Harbor Deadly Bacteria
- As if rows of serrated teeth and an uncanny ability to smell blood weren't deadly enough, sharks now have a new way to harm unsuspecting swimmers: drug-resistance bacteria. According to recent research in the Journal of ...
- msnbc.com
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- 7/26/2010 9:17:10 AM
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Deaths of 2 sea turtles in Mass. prompts alert
- MATTAPOISETT, Mass. -- The deaths of two large sea turtles found on Massachusetts beaches in recent weeks has prompted a reminder to boaters to keep a close eye out for the creatures. Officials say a juvenile loggerhead ...
- WHDH.com
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- 7/26/2010 8:05:35 AM
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Deaths of 2 sea turtles in Massachusetts prompts alert
- MATTAPOISETT (FOX 25 / MyFoxBoston.com) - The deaths of two large sea turtles found on Massachusetts beaches in recent weeks has prompted a reminder to boaters to keep a close eye out for the creatures ...
- My Fox Boston
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- 7/26/2010 7:01:10 AM
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Boaters Urged To Watch Out For Sea Turtles
- The deaths of two large sea turtles found on Massachusetts beaches in recent weeks has prompted a reminder to boaters to keep a close eye out for the creatures. Officials told The Standard-Times a juvenile ...
- WBZ-TV
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- 7/26/2010 6:46:51 AM
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Deaths of 2 sea turtles in Mass. prompts alert
- MATTAPOISETT, Mass. — The deaths of two large sea turtles found on Massachusetts beaches in recent weeks has prompted a reminder to boaters to keep a close eye out for the creatures. Officials say a juvenile loggerhead ...
- Worcester Telegram & Gazette
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- 7/26/2010 6:32:32 AM
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Dead Sea Turtles Prompt Warning
- MATTAPOISETT, Mass. -- The deaths of two large sea turtles found on Massachusetts beaches in recent weeks have prompted a reminder to boaters to keep a close eye out for the creatures. Officials said a juvenile ...
- Boston Channel
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- 7/26/2010 6:25:22 AM
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Deaths of 2 sea turtles prompts alert
- M ATTAPOISETT - The deaths of two large sea turtles found on Massachusetts beaches in recent weeks has prompted a reminder to boaters to keep a close eye out for the creatures. Officials say a juvenile ...
- Boston Herald
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- 7/26/2010 6:18:13 AM
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Business competition opens teens' eyes to future possibilities
- A tough economy hasn't stopped the Edison Tommie Co. The business exceeded its sales goal by 100 percent, made a tidy profit and paid a dividend to its shareholders, all in just 12 weeks' time. The company ...
- San Luis Obispo Tribune
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- 7/26/2010 5:42:25 AM
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Deaths of 2 sea turtles in Mass. prompts alert
- (AP) — MATTAPOISETT, Mass. - The deaths of two large sea turtles found on Massachusetts beaches in recent weeks has prompted a reminder to boaters to keep a close eye out for the creatures. Officials say a juvenile ...
- Union-News & Sunday Republican
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- 7/26/2010 5:35:16 AM
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Next phase in Housatonic PCB cleanup to be discussed
- LENOX -- Now that the $400 million cleanup of the portion of the Housatonic River that flows through Pittsfield is just about done, it's time to consider how to restore the rest of the PCB-laden waters flowing ...
- Berkshire Eagle
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- 7/26/2010 4:23:41 AM
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Amesbury & Newburyport, Massachusetts
- On another blistering hot and humid day...90 degrees and 95% humidity...we traveled south from our parking place a few miles back into Massachusetts. First through the town of Amesbury located on the Merrimack River we ...
- Seattle Post Intelligencer
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- 7/26/2010 3:55:03 AM
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Crews resume efforts to seal stoppered well
- NEW ORLEANS — The effort to plug BP’s leaky oil well in the Gulf of Mexico was back on track yesterday as the skies cleared and crews raced to stop the gusher for good before another storm halts the ...
- Boston Globe
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- 7/26/2010 12:34:37 AM
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At 100, Boy Scouts try to adapt to a new world
- 1910: Boy Scouts of America is incorporated in Washington, D.C. 1911: First edition of Boys' Life magazine published. 1920: First World Scout Jamboree is held. 1930: Cub Scout program started. 1967: BSA changes Cub Scout ...
- Daily Oklahoman
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- 7/26/2010 12:13:08 AM
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In midst of river cleanup, supporters are divided
- LENOX, Mass. — Once a dumping ground for chemicals, a stretch of the Housatonic River that winds near this Berkshires hamlet is being scoured in a lengthy, expensive cleanup. Now, dredging other parts of the riverbed ...
- Daily Times
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- 7/26/2010 12:05:59 AM
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Officials to discuss Housatonic cleanup
- LENOX -- Now that the $400 million cleanup of the portion of the Housatonic River that flows through Pittsfield is just about done, it’s time to consider how to restore the rest of the PCB-laden waters ...
- North Adams Transcript
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- 7/25/2010 11:44:30 PM
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Ideas percolate in Innovation District
- They all believe they have invented the next big thing, these engineers, MBAs, and scientists with ideas as lofty as the view from their perch on the 14th floor of a new high-rise on Boston’s waterfront. A ...
- Boston Globe
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- 7/25/2010 9:07:01 PM
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Under the weather
- Group Insurance Commission 8.9 Commission Against Discrimination 8.8 Department of Correction 8.8 Department of Fish and Game 8.8 Operational Services Division 8.8 Office of the State Comptroller 8.7 Displaced Persons ...
- Boston Herald
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- 7/25/2010 9:07:01 PM
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Local lobstermen eye uncertain future
- Jarrett Drake's livelihood has been spared, at least for the time being. When a board that advises the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission last week effectively sank an idea to have a five-year moratorium on ...
- South Coast Today
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- 7/25/2010 8:59:52 PM
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Next phase in PCBcleanup
- LENOX -- Now that the $400 million cleanup of the portion of the Housatonic River that flows through Pittsfield is just about done, it’s time to consider how to restore the rest of the PCB-laden waters ...
- Berkshire Eagle
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- 7/25/2010 8:45:33 PM
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What it takes to work here
- Ah, the thrill of starting a new job. You’ve finally left behind the boss who can never be pleased, the nosy receptionist who thinks gossip is part of her job description, the 20-something colleague who ...
- Baton Rouge Business Report
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- 7/25/2010 4:56:29 PM
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A Novel Approach: Free Books For Donations
- The Concord Free Press has been publishing books and giving them away for the past two years. The Massachusetts-based publisher just asks readers to make a donation to a charity or a person in need and to ...
- 89.3 KPCC
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- 7/25/2010 4:56:29 PM
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In midst of river cleanup, supporters are divided
- In this June 23, 2010 photo, a paddle boat is secured to a tree at Woods Pond in Lee, Mass. The picturesque pond, on the Housatonic River about eight miles downstream from the closed General Electric plant is ...
- San Jose Mercury News
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- 7/25/2010 2:11:50 PM
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Middleboro fishing spot produces baby alligator
- State police were left babysitting an alligator on Friday night after a fisherman hauled in a baby gator from a local fishing hole along the Nemasket River. It’s not the first time one of exotic creatures has been ...
- Taunton Gazette
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- 7/25/2010 1:57:31 PM
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Living with eagles - isn't that amazing?
- No flying creature can excite quite like the eagle. We cannot wait to tell someone when we see one, and we are seeing them more often every year. Compared to warblers or sparrows there are very few eagles, but if you ...
- Union-News & Sunday Republican
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- 7/25/2010 1:28:53 PM
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In midst of river cleanup, supporters are divided
- LENOX, Mass. (AP) - Federal environmental officials are trying to decide how extensively to clean up cancer-causing agents in the Housatonic (hoos-uh-TAH'-nihk) River in Massachusetts and Connecticut. General Electric Co ...
- WTOP Radio
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- 7/25/2010 11:27:12 AM
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Middleboro fishing spot produces baby alligator
- State police were left babysitting an alligator on Friday night after a fisherman hauled in a baby gator from a local fishing hole along the Nemasket River. It’s not the first time one of exotic creatures has been ...
- Abington Mariner
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- 7/25/2010 4:03:23 AM
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Treasure hunting
- Purple and orange liquid used to ooze off the landfill on Spectacle Island into Boston Harbor. Today, the reclaimed garbage dump is part of the Boston Harbor Islands National Recreation Area, with 5 miles of ...
- Boston Globe
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- 7/25/2010 12:21:29 AM
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S.C.'s only trout hatchery keeps anglers happy
- MOUNTAIN REST, S.C. -- For trout fishermen, this could be nirvana. Trout by the thousands - rainbow, brook and brown - swim around concrete "raceways" filled with water, some only a few inches long, others 15 ...
- The Sun News
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- 7/24/2010 9:22:31 PM
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Historian tracks Cape’s rising tide of prosperity, ingenuity
- M illions will make their way to Cape Cod this summer for the surf, dunes and seafood that make it a premiere vacation spot. But that’s not the only Cape Cod that author and historian Robert J. Allison wants them to ...
- Boston Herald
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- 7/24/2010 9:15:22 PM
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Fun with ‘implied’ warranties
- Summer is the season when people buy stuff. Stuff such as lawn mowers, tools for the yard work, air conditioning equipment, automobile – whatever. With most of these purchases, you are going to get a written warranty ...
- Tribune-Democrat
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- 7/24/2010 7:56:37 PM
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The joy of cooking
- Whether you want to bake like a pro, master the art of Mexican barbecue, or simply pick up some basic skills, innovative classes in and around Boston have got you covered. Here’s a sampling. Origin of the ...
- Boston Globe
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- 7/24/2010 2:48:49 PM
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Shark bites
- Last month, the crew of a Gloucester-based sport-fishing boat caught, tagged, and released a juvenile great white shark (it was only 7 feet long) 20 miles off of Scituate. Great whites are just one of many ...
- Boston Globe
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- 7/24/2010 1:01:27 PM
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Alligator fished out of Middleboro's Nemasket River
- State police were left babysitting an alligator on Friday night after a fisherman hauled in a baby gator from a local fishing hole along the Nemasket River. It's not the first time one of exotic creatures has been fished ...
- Patriot Ledger
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- 7/24/2010 11:06:55 AM
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Winslow Homer, 1836-1910: America’s Painter
- Many critics say Winslow Homer's “The Army of the Potomac - A Sharp-Shooter on Picket Duty” shows the cold, mechanical nature of warfare. STEVE EMBER: I’m Steve Ember. BARBARA KLEIN: And I’m Barbara Klein with ...
- Voice of America
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- 7/24/2010 10:31:07 AM